Taiwan’s energy conservation index about air-conditioning (AC) buildings, ENVLOAD, has been carried out for more than 22 years since it was established in 1995. As a result, the reliability of the ENVLOAD formula has been placed under doubt and is expected) to suffer deterioration due to the original ENVLOAD formula adopting early meteorological data(TMY2), from the period between 1988-2002. Also, the recent building operation hours have become quite different as compared to 22 years ago. On the other hand, recent buildings are more diversified and complex in terms of their functions and space allocation, hence the prediction accuracy of the original ENVLOAD, which follows a single building type with one standard index, has been decreasing. At the same time, it resulted in a wide range of unfair norms on different scale with respect to buildings. To improve the inadequacy mentioned above, this study combined most of the general software eQuest and the latest meteorological data, TMY3, together with the theory of “Dynamic Criteria of Building Energy” to calculate the ENVLOAD index and its’ design criteria by six different functional areas with equal weightage. In response to the ever-changing and complex building types and developments, the improvements could ensure fairness of the building energy efficiency regulations and it could continue to produce more benefits.This study bases on the “Taguchi’s Orthogonal Arrays” and establishes the dynamic ENVLOAD formulas of six energy consumption characteristics, and the correlation coefficients (R) are all above 0.884. It proves that the dynamic formula contains great capabilities of making building energy prediction, and the formula could be used to serve as our building energy saving regulatory approach with great reliability. The study adopted the same mortality rate of building market condition between dynamic ENVLOAD and the original version, and we could ensure that about 50~60% complies with the envelope thermal design and is better than usual cases. With regards to these changes, Taiwan’s Construction and Planning Agency, MOI, have ordered certain buildings that were previously under the restrictions of AWSG criteria to be evaluated under the new restrictions of dynamic ENVLOAD criteria. Hence, with these implementations we could make our building energy efficiency management policies more effective.